or do I go for the more modern approach to western sheriffs
Or do I follow the tradition of following the BBC with this depiction of cowboys from "Horrible Histories"
I realise that this is a UK site
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Henri De Ceredigion
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I realise that this is a UK site
but I am hoping that members will be able to help me get all "Westerned" for our community theatre group. Every year, just before Christmas, we do a Christmas themed show for the community and I have found (from a cowboy annual from 1957) a Christmas themed story that I think people would find very interesting, the only problem is that it's narrated by a sheriff. Now, the question is, what does a sheriff look like? Do I go for the more 1950's style:
or do I go for the more modern approach to western sheriffs
Or do I follow the tradition of following the BBC with this depiction of cowboys from "Horrible Histories"
or do I go for the more modern approach to western sheriffs
Or do I follow the tradition of following the BBC with this depiction of cowboys from "Horrible Histories"
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Re: I realise that this is a UK site
A bloke wearing a badge!!
Possiblly slightly posher than a dirt farmer.
Possiblly slightly posher than a dirt farmer.
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"Physicians of all men are most happy; what good success soever they have, the world proclaimeth, and what faults they commit the earth coverest." Frances Quarles (1592-1644) Nicocles
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